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Worked on the propex mounting, exhaust and intake routing a little bit today. Gives me a good idea of how much storage I’ll have once the install of the heater is done.

Received an order of 8020 from tnutz.com for the interior build out and started the passenger side storage. Also testing out the propex location for space.

Basic maxxfan It is 1/4”abs plastic and 16” wide x 24” tall

Not sure why pictures are being a problem recently.

Finished up my camper side wiring, except for the propex heater. Using Blue Sea Systems switch panel, battery disconnect, scanstrut usb, and renogy solar controller.

Received an AT Overland jerry can mount in the mail today, so went ahead and mounted it up.

Next step in the propane addition is done, had some custom hoses made up at a local propane store.

Got a couple hours today to work on punching holes in the camper. Mounted my Powertank 10lb propane tank mount. Added in my bulkhead fitting for propane into the camper. Also added in my propex heater outlet into the camper, and finished that interior piece.

The fabric is rip stop, and Velcro hook is stitched to it around the perimeter of it. The push bars also keep it up. I can get some edge photos next time thanks! I had jay (factory) install the fan. I don’t see why not. I have the fan located over the cargo area, and it’s all in the wiring...

also worked on the interior a little bit, have some poly sheet installed, working on electrical panel soon.

So finally installed the headliner on the OVRLND Camper. Jay and I have been working on a headliner option, so with the install and some testing this should be an option/maybe standard on OVRLND Campers.

added a lower 8020 rail to the camper, started installing the rip stop fabric headliner, a wind break for the renogy solar panel and a dometic outlet for the CFX 50.

Yep, going to mount them up, just haven’t gotten around to it yet.

camper came today, pretty quick install. Looking forward to the build out.

Getting closer and closer to install this weekend. also catching up on maintenance while I can with some EBC green stuff brake pads

With the weather being so well today in Denver I got to mount up my grandpa sliders. Essentially work as a small side step, but tight enough and sturdy enough as sliders

I am the previous owner of the truck, I wasn’t going to comment since I didn’t have anything to really add. I didn’t know about the wheel bearing or any transmission issues when the truck was for sale. The wheel bearings were replaced in 2017 and still under warranty when the truck went up for...

Little update on the camper progress, getting closer.

Been dealing / trading on getting some bolt on sliders / steps for the tundra. 2x6 rectangle tube with 2x2 legs.

Not mine, but found on Denver’s Craigslist. Pretty sweet, simple ranger setup. https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/golden-adventure-overland-truck/7058574622.html